Tele-med Affiliate Marketing Plan

Let's build your marketing plan.

You're onboarded. Now the work is getting this in front of your people — the right way, in the language they already hear from you.

Every business we partner with is different. A training facility reaching members through a group chat has nothing in common with a chiropractic office that talks to patients at the front desk, or a med spa running a monthly email. A plan that ignores that difference is a plan nobody uses.

So, we build yours around how you already communicate.

Fill out the form below and our team will put together a marketing plan specific to your business — messaging, materials, and a simple rollout you can actually run without adding to your workload.

A note on how we work: everything we build for you is reviewed for compliance before it reaches your audience. Peptide therapy is prescription medicine, and how it gets talked about matters. We handle that part so you don't have to guess. Every piece of approved material we provide is yours to use as written — and if you want to say something we didn't provide, send it to us first and we'll clear it.

The more detail you give us, the better the plan. Take a few minutes with it.

What you can and can't say

A few things are non-negotiable, and they protect you as much as they protect us.

Use approved materials. Everything we provide has been reviewed. Modifying approved copy — even slightly — voids that review. If you want a change, ask us and we'll make it.

Disclose the relationship. When you promote this to your audience, they need to know you have a material connection to it. Our approved materials include the required disclosure language. Don't remove it. This is FTC-required, not a preference.

No medical claims. You can't say a peptide treats, cures, prevents, or diagnoses any condition. You can't promise results. You can't share before-and-after outcomes, member testimonials about results, or anything that reads like a health outcome.

No prescribing conversations. Whether a peptide is appropriate for someone is a conversation between that person and a licensed prescriber. Not you, and not your staff. Your role is telling your audience the option exists and pointing them to the platform.

Send us anything you write. If you want to post, email, or say something we didn't provide, run it past us first. Turnaround is quick and it keeps you clear.

Questions on any of this — ask before you publish, not after.